The Unexpected Cross
Continue readingChristianity Today reports on more allegations against Bill Hybels.
Continue readingThe saga continues with a letter to WCC members from the elders.
Continue readingProfessor Donald Macleod simply cannot keep women away from him.
Continue readingTWW believes the victims who accused Donald Macleod. #metoo #churchtoo #FreeChurchtoo
Continue readingI still remember when The Deebs got our first comment from someone we didn’t know. We were so excited that someone would read our little blog. Little did we know then that there are so many church abuse stories out there. #metoo #churchtoo #FreeChurchtoo
Continue reading“He’s been very blatant and very careless over the years running after young boys and picking them up from these various church youth Bible study groups.” – Attorney Daniel Shea
Continue readingBarabbas and Us
Continue readingTwo pictures of standing ovations.
Continue readingNancy Ortberg shares her difficult story. TWW thanks her for coming forward.
Continue readingMickey Connelly: There wil not be an independent investigation of SGM/SGC
Continue reading“I want the experience of the conference to be the deep edification of pastors through preaching, singing, praying, conversation, laughter, food, and buying as many books as one’s credit card allows, all for the glory of God.” – C.J. Mahaney
Continue readingMy good friend, Deanna Holmes, takes us along as she protests SGM.
Continue readingNancy Beach helps us understand why the Bill Hybels’ resignation is not the end.
Continue readingMisrepresentation? Resignation?
Continue readingVonda Dyer reviews what happened to her at Willow Creek.
Continue readingIt’s No Joke
Continue reading“The affidavit also says Pressler used to take boys from the youth group to saunas and showers at the Houston Oaks Country Club, typically when no other club members were around.” – From an article in Baptist News Global
Continue readingIndependent investigation? I don’t think so.
Continue readingFrancis Chan and the problem with anointing and criticism.
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